Significance of Computer Lab in Schools

We Educare India Advisory Team believe that computer education in schools plays an important role in student career development. Computer with the internet is the most powerful device that students can use to learn new skills and more advanced version of current lessons.

Computer Lab for New School setup (As per CBSE Norms “Affiliation Bye Law”)

Every school should have at least one adequately equipped Computer Lab with a minimum of 20 computers or computer student ratio of 1:2 and required software. Ideally 1:1 (1 computer : 1 Student) is advisable. Wherever such facility is available, every school should have the facility of Broadband Connectivity with the feature of Internet always on from any service providers.

How it will helpful for the student

According to Educare India Advisory experts, fundamental knowledge of computer from the lower class helps the child to explore more knowledge. Through painting software student can show his/her creativity. MS office tools help to students can take notes in classes easier without any issues due to handwriting, smudging, or cramping. Educare India Advisory experts believes that if students get enough of  opportunity to learn the way organize data or record, definitely this would increase their planning and management skills as well.

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5G Network The advent of 5G is one of the most enigmatic new upcoming technologies that can impact businesses in 2020. Many industry experts have termed 5G as the future of communication and to some extent, it’s true. “5G wireless networks will support 1,000-fold gains in capacity, connections for at least 100 billion devices and a 10 Gb/s individual user experience of extremely low latency and response times, as stated by Huawei. “Deployment of these networks will emerge between 2020 and 2030.”   However, to take this speed to everyday mobile users, mobile network carriers will need to increase bandwidth and reduce network costs. Moreover, LTE adoption isn’t waning and is estimated to reach $672 billion by the end of 2020. For More Information Click: www.indiaeducare.com/ #Proceduretostartanewschoolinindia, #Startingnewschool, #Guidanceonopeninganewschool, #Requirementstoopenaschoolinindia, #Newschoolstartingrequirements, #ProcedureforStartingCBSESchool, #HowtostartCBSESchool, #Cbseschoolopeningprocedure, #startcbseschool, #HowtogetCBSEAffiliationinIndia, #howtoapplyforcbseaffiliation, #cumputerlab, #lab, #schoollab, #schoolcumputerlab

Basis for Selecting a School for Your Ward

Childbirth is a joyous and eagerly-awaited moment in a person’s life. Not only the parents but the larger family also join in the happiness. This joy and happiness take on edges of tension as the child reaches the age of 3. Selecting a school, the school applications, the fund of knowledge gained from grandparents, neighbors, office colleagues and of course, the omniscient Google Baba—manage to make for a stressful time for the parents.

Nowadays with most schools opting for online processes, it has become less tiring as one does not have to do the rounds of various schools and navigate the serpentine queues as earlier. Yet, many first time parents are racked by doubts whether their criterion for selecting the school was appropriate for their child. This article seeks to help them to navigate their way through their doubts and reach an informed decision.

Location: It is important and desirable to choose a school which is not far from the house. Commuting is less stressful for the child and the parent can reach the school quickly in case of an emergency. Considering the traffic woes faced by every city and town, it makes a lot of sense to admit the child in a neighborhood school.

Student-teacher ratio: The accepted norm in most states is 1:30 teacher-student ratio. Of course in international schools, it is even lower at 1:15/20. Studies have found that children learn better when individual attention is given by the teacher, thereby, enhancing their learning capabilities and this is definitely not possible in a class of say, 60!

Fees: This is the tricky part. Parents generally are willing to over-extend themselves to admit their children in ‘good’ schools. But not all expensive schools are good and neither is the opposite true. One has to consider one’s budgetary constraints vis-a-vis the deliverables by the school.

– Is the child learning according to his age?

– Does the school have a robust security system?

– Is it in line with modern technologies?

Before paying exorbitant fees, a parent has to find answers to these questions. With each new government challenging the age-old methods, quality education is anyway a luxury in India.

Curriculum: It is important for a parent to find out about the curriculum of the school. Although at the pre-primary stage most parents are not unduly concerned about the academics (as they are more interested in the happiness quotient of their child) still they need to have an understanding of what curriculum the school follows for the later classes. Most importantly, the student should not be spending an inordinate amount of time on home tasks, at least until he reaches the Middle School. In India, CBSE is the most accepted board after state boards but there are a number of international boards like IB and IGCSE which are gaining in popularity.

Extra-curricular activities: Schools today are very progressive in their organization and they do not cater merely to a child’s academic knowledge. All-round development is the watchword of today’s schools. Hence extra-curricular activities are given a lot of importance. It helps to bring out the latent potential of a child and ensures his social, physical and emotional development. Most school websites will give information about the extra-curricular activities that they focus on and develop. Old students and parents of students studying there are also resources that can be tapped.

Quality of teachers: This again is a grey area. How can one judge the quality of teaching? Should one just go by the academic qualifications of teachers or should word-of-mouth publicity be relied on? Are the teachers affectionate and loving? No parent wants a disciplinarian when the child is crying his heart out on his first day. It is difficult to judge as every school has its own approach and the teachers adhere to that. Having said that, today, most schools are very careful in their selection of teachers, especially in the lower classes.

Hygiene, facilities, and security: Where security was not a very big concern two decades ago, schools today are being judged on the safety meter alone sometimes. As the crime rate goes up, so do the security measures. After all, every parent needs to feel that their child is safe within the four walls of the school. Simultaneously, a parent has to check whether the school has a good infrastructure, clean and hygienic classrooms and washrooms, a safe play area and last but not least, a trained medical facility that can deal with emergencies.

The list seems exhaustive but if one is able to get at least 5 out of the 7 criteria, it should be okay. It is not in any order of importance. That order needs to be set by the parent himself. A school should be a happy place for the child at any age.

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IMPORTANCE OF SCHOOL AFFILIATION

The CBSE is one of the most preferred boards in the country and the reasons are many. CBSE is behind maintaining uniformity among all the students across India. Its effectiveness is reflected on the number of schools affiliating with it each year. It covers basic and general knowledge required for a child to move forward in terms of education. Not only have they introduced All India Board exams for Standard 10th and 12^th.

The main objectives of the CBSE were those of serving the educational institutions more effectively and to be responsive to the educational needs of those students whose parents were employed in the Central Government services and had frequently transferable jobs across the country.

Your family is your child's first and most important group, glued together by the strong emotional bonds of attachment. Yet your child is also connected to other groups with far less powerful bonds — he is part of a culture and community. Membership in all of these groups will shape his life. In turn, as he grows he will influence them. It is in groups that your child has thousands of brief emotional, social, and cognitive experiences that help define his development. The capacity to join in, contribute to, and benefit from groups is essential to his healthy development.

From his primary relationship with you, your child has learned social language and basic rules of interaction. The importance of these rules is reinforced by his dependence on you and your inherent size, strength, and power. However, none of these factors is present when your child first starts to interact with other young children. Because of this, children tend to be better at engaging and affiliating with adults than with other kids. The "rules" of social engagement and communication between children take time and experience to learn.

As children grow, they become better at maintaining and managing multiple relationships. Structured and regulated group interactions such as those in a preschool classroom help develop these skills. Picking a partner to work on a task or play a game with provides opportunities to wait, share, take turns, cooperate, and communicate with others. The games and the tasks increase in complexity as your child grows.

The majority of children who have problems in groups have yet to learn how to self-regulate or reach out to others. They do not easily learn social cues and often act in impulsive or immature ways when they do not get what they want. This makes other children avoid them, which creates a negative cycle — fewer opportunities to socialize leads to slower social learning. Over time, these children stand out further and further from their peers in their capacity to be a comfortable part of the group. A distant, disengaged, or impulsive child won't be easily welcomed in a group. And in fact, if he is not part of a group, he may act in ways that lead others to tease or actively avoid him.

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CBSE RULES FOR TEACHERS QUALIFICATION

Teacher Recruitment is the process of providing an adequate number of quality applicants. Teacher selection is the process of choosing only high-quality employees from among the assembled applicants. Hiring, supporting, and sustaining effective teachers is one of the most important responsibilities of school leaders, perhaps the most important responsibility.

If we believe that teaching and learning are the core of schooling, then we also understand why good teacher selection is absolutely indispensable to high-achieving schools. And for those of us who are out of India, identifying and selecting highly qualified teachers to facilitate learning in a productive and academically enriching classroom environment is integral to satisfying the need for capable teachers and fulfilling the requirements of No Child Left Behind.

Among all the other central boards and regional boards of school education, the Central Board of Secondary Education CBSE stands out distinctly, as there are more than 2100 schools affiliated to the CBSE and a statistic suggests that about 200 new schools get affiliated from it every year.

There are certain CBSE rules and regulations, that every school must follow in order to retain CBSE Affiliation and is also applicable to the students belonging to the CBSE board.

As a Board of Education, the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) have certain statutory committees that function on their corresponding roles according to the CBSE rules, It grants affiliation to the Schools/institutions. It lays down the standards required for the teacher’s qualifications. It constitutes inspection panels. It suggests as well as do the additions or alternatives in Affiliation Bye-laws (as per the CBSE rules and regulations).

It prescribes the syllabus (currently it’s NCERT). It revises and update Curriculum documents and maintains the course of instructions in CBSE affiliated schools for all classes. Especially, for class 10th and 12th, in accordance with the CBSE guidelines for class 10 and 12. It revises and updates policies relating to academics, training and innovation. It introduces new elective subjects in the CBSE affiliated schools and prepares textbooks and supplementary material as required.

It develops, maintains and manages a system of examinations as well as board examinations--At the end of class X (as per the CBSE guideline for class 10), also termed as “AISSE- All India Secondary School Examination”. Class XII (as per the CBSE guideline for class 12), also known as “AISSCE- All India Senior School Certificate Examination”.

There is a manual of CBSE Guidelines, Rules and Regulations:

Rates for Remuneration for Examination Work, Supplementary/ Compartmental Examinations, Private Candidates, improvement of Division, for Award of Scholarships, Medals and Prizes, regarding Admission and Migration of Students, correction in Date of Birth, change in Name/ Surname, making payment by the Board in cases where claimants expire, appointment of amanuensis at the Board’s Examinations.

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Procedure for open a new school

·      First, we decide the which type of school you want to start.

·       A trust or society operating a school in States of India must be registered under the state’s Trust Act or Indian Societies Registration Act 1860.

·       Land for establishing a school can be purchased or leased. If the school promoters already possess a land, they must get it approved for educational use by municipal and the education department of the concerned state.

·       School building plan must be approved by the state board and if the plan is to gain national board affiliation, respective bye-laws must be kept in mind.

·       There must be a clearly defined and drafted institutional mission and vision. 

·       It is mandatory for a new school to have State Board recognition/affiliation. State board affiliation is granted if the NOC to use the land for the educational purpose, school infrastructure, amenities for children and staff as recommended are in place. 

·       Financial plan of the new school is primarily for the master plan efficacy, establishment of the school and its operation.

·       The school founding committee must comprise of efficient members who can rise up to the occasion of managing the school and manning the core management body that would evolve with the school’s progression.

·       The qualifications of the Principal and other academic staff are stipulated by the boards of affiliation. Besides that, accountant and administrative staff need to be hired.

·       In the final stages of new school establishment process comes the promotional advertising. To begin with the marketing plan, idea of a brand needs to be evolved. A constant influx of marketing ideas for the new school is desirable.

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Requirement for CBSE School Affiliation

Land Requirement

The plot of land should be surrounded by a single continuous boundary wall on all four sides enclosing the school building and the playground.

Recognition Letter

The name and address of the school in this certificate should be same as mentioned by the school in the application form.

Noc (No Object Certificates)

The school should have a No Objection Certificate issued by the State Education Department clearly stating that the state govt. has no objection if the school is affiliated to the board.

Affidavit

The school has to submit an Affidavit covering various aspects of affiliation conditions duly shown before a first-class magistrate. The format of the affidavit is given on website https://www.indiaeducare.com/how-to-get-cbse-affiliation/

Infrastructures and Facilities

The school should have the Classrooms, Library, Playground area Sufficient & part of school campus Sufficient staircases as per requirement and evacuation etc.

Adequacy of Teaching Staff

The school should have Sufficient teachers to maintain the classes. Only qualified teachers at primary, secondary and senior secondary level. Well defined Recruitment Rules and Service Conditions for the staff and teachers.

Salary and Allowances Services Conditions

The school should pay salary and other admissible allowances as per Central/State Govt.

Essential Safety Certificates

The school should have following valid and up to date certificates like a Building safety certificate, Fire Safety certificate, Safe drinking water and Health & Hygiene certificate all certificates issued by central Govt.

Social Managing Committee

The school should have a School Management Committee as per affiliation 20 subject to maximum of 21 members Principal- Member Secretary 2 Parents Representatives 2 Teachers Representatives 2 Educationists 13.

Enrolment of Students

Maximum of 40 students are allowed in each section from CBSE School.

EPF Scheme (Account)

The school should have EPF scheme implemented for the staff as per rules. The School should have its own EPF account.

      Balance Sheet

The school should have its own account separate from the Society/Trust/Company running the school. Complete Balance Sheet for the last three years in respect of school duly audited by chartered accountant should be available.

Franchisee School

The school should not any fee/royalty to any other organization/institution for the use of name, logo or moto.

School Website

The school is required to have its own functional website.

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Library are important in the Schools

A school library is meant to supports the students in their studies. It is the storehouse of knowledge. In a library, students can find books on various subjects such as history, geography, environment, political science, literature, etc.

In the library various collections of books are available. These books are made available to the students to increase their knowledge and understanding of various subjects.

A school library exhibits a positive impact on the academic achievement of the student. Students can perform better during examination by reading various books.

The importance of libraries in schools is immense. There should be at least one library in every school, whether it is a primary, secondary or higher secondary school. The school library should be updated regularly. There should be an introduction of a new version of books at regular intervals.

The library must be made the most attractive place in the school so that students will be naturally drawn to it. It should be housed in a spacious well-lighted hall. The bookshelves, tables, chairs, reading desks should be carefully designed with an eye to artistic effect as well as functional efficiency. As far as possible the open shelf system should be introduced so that students may have free access to books.

Reasons we can use Mobile Phones in the School Premises

When most people think of K-12 students with constant access to their cell phones they envision students slacking off in class by scrolling through social media, texting their friends, and playing games. But the reality is this: the scenario represents a small majority of any student body, and if those students didn’t have their cell phones, they would find other distractions. After all, class goofs, mindless daydreaming during math class, and causing class disruptions are behavioral types that have existed long before mobile phones even existed. Simply put, if kids didn’t have cell phones in school to use as a distraction, they would find other methods of distractions.

However, the value and benefits that cell phones add to the students’ experience have no substitutes. In fact, cell phones in schools do far good than harm as they prepare students for the real world, help them learn how to be responsible, are engaging learning tools, and help promote safety.

1. Cell Phones Teach Responsibility

There is a time and a place to browse Instagram, play Candy Crush, and take selfies. Just as a working professional would never do these things in the middle of a board meeting, so too should a student never do this in class. There’s a time and a place to set your phone on silent mode and ignore it (unless there’s an emergency call from family). And by allowing students the freedom to keep their phones in school, they’re learning a big lesson in being more responsible that will serve them well.

2. Banning them will not stop them being used

It will simply push that use underground. Much better for the device to be visible on the desk than hidden under it.

3. Preparing young people for the modern world

Schools have a duty to prepare young people to live in the world outside the learning environment. Mobile phones are an integral part of life and schools should be helping young people make appropriate and effective use of them.

Today’s students are savvy and can use digital calendars, like Google calendar, for keeping track of homework due-dates, study times, and extracurricular activities. By having a multi-device charging station in the quad, cafeteria, library, and in every building, students can keep their cell phones and tablets charged so they can manage their student lives while preparing for their working adult lives.

4. Cell Phones are Tools for Emergencies

There are a number of emergency levels that constitute different threats. Whether a student left their essay at home and they need to call a parent to bring it in or if there is an intruder on campus posing a threat to the safety of all students, having a powered cell phone can help prevent a disaster from getting worse.

While we don’t want to expect tragedies to happen, it’s important for schools to have appropriate measures in place in the event that this happens. That includes allowing them to access their cell phones during school hours. And, cell phone charging stations and charging lockers at schools can help keep campuses safe and help alert emergency services in times of need.

5. Most schools cannot afford all of the technology that they need.

It seems crazy to ban the use of the computers that children have in their pockets – bearing in mind that today’s mobile phones are considerably more powerful than computers were only a few years ago.

We are not stating that Mobile Phones should be used in the schools but clearly, their introduction needs to be carefully prepared for and aligned with our appropriate educational aims. Of course, that is more difficult than simply banning them, but it is also the right thing to do educationally.

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What are the different aspects of selecting a land for a School Project in India?

Selecting the most appropriate site for a school is an important consideration for a school district and the school community. A lot of aspects are being present while selecting a land for a school project in India, we can say, the location, size, and shape of a school site can materially affect the educational program and opportunities for students. Because program needs differ, school districts must carefully develop selection criteria with the requirements of the local school program in mind. The selection must be based not only on current needs but also on projected needs. It is not a simple task. The primary purpose of this guide is to help school districts make the wisest selection possible.

School site selection is affected by many factors, including health and safety, location, size, and cost. Those persons responsible for the school site selection will have to evaluate both the present characteristics and the possible future characteristics of a site and its surrounding property. Because the site selection team often is unable to locate a site that meets all the criteria agreed on, it should set priorities and be prepared to make certain compromises. In addition, the team must weigh those site characteristics that may adversely affect the choice. Careful assessment takes time, but the importance of each decision justifies the attention. A public comment period should be incorporated into the 

process to receive information and support from the broader community for both the primary alternatives and the recommended site or sites.

These are the key aspects of selecting a land for a School project in India:

1.      Accessibility

Must be very well connected by road, rail and/or Air. Approach road leading to the school should not be discounted either.

2.      Time to reach the location 

Irrespective of the distance, the time required to commute to the school must not exceed 10 to 30 minutes. In the case of a boarding school, busy parents should be able to easily pull out time for school visits.

3.      Area and Size of the Land 

Land required to scale infrastructure to meet the projected enrollments must be factored in. Ease of construction/development is desired. In the case of a building it must be open to alterations, customizations and must be fit structurally. Those looking to convert engineering colleges into a K-12 school must keep in mind that the desired customizations are affordable.

4.      Safety & Security

The location must not have the reputation that would compromise child’s safety and security. It must not close to a geographical fault line

5.      Titles & Price 

Land/building titles are very clear and are free from legal disputes. Financial consideration is central to the decision of choosing the property. The price would affect the quality of the school as it will determine the direction in which it would evolve. Development fee also has an impact on the overall project budget.

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Importance of Extra-Curricular Activities in Schools

Completing extracurricular activities means you are going above and beyond your school requirements.

However, simply playing soccer with your friends on the weekends for fun isn’t actually an extracurricular activity, even though it has nothing to do with school.

Extracurricular activities require a regular time commitment and initiative such as being on a sports team, forming a student newspaper, playing the violin in the local orchestra or taking an online course on robotics.

Here are a few reasons why Extra Curricular Activities is a necessity

1.Develop Sense of Commitment

Students who participate in co-curricular activities have a sense of commitment to whatever they are involved in. This is because as they take part in whatever sports or club activity they are a member of, they have to commit to it and give their all, and this commitment extends to all other areas of their lives.

2. Learn to upgrade the Skills

Students also learn new skills which are useful in school life. Skills like teamwork, time management, management of any activity, how to lead a group and many more extra skills. Students who participate in sports and other activities have better leadership skills and learn how to grow and build relations with one another.

3. Time management skills are improved

Students who participate in extra activities need to learn time management. As they have to manage time between academics and extra activities. They learn to manage time and also learn how to keep them engaged in free time also. Everything they do will be productive. Time management plays an important role in examinations also, how to write answers in what time is also an important skill to learn. Time management will be used throughout the life.

4. Improved Academic Performances

Studies have shown that students who participate in co-curricular activities have a marked improvement in the grades. This can be attributed to skills they learn such as better time management to accommodate their hobbies and class activities, better organizational skills and a boost in their self-esteem. Skills learnt in clubs such as debate can be applied in the classroom too, as the students learn how to express themselves better.

5. Helps in interacting with new people and make new friends

Students should be encouraged to pursue extracurricular activities as they meet and spend time with new people, hence forming new friendships. This is important as they interact with those of different or similar interests, and learn a thing or two from them. They also get a different point of view on things as the new friends they make may see life in general from a different point of view.

Extracurricular activities are utmost important in a student’s life. Students who get involved in extra activities meet new people and because of that their social skills are improved. Students can expand their network which is also beneficial in finding better career opportunities.

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How to develop Leadership Qualities among your Students?

When teachers encourage students to work on team projects, they learn how to confront their ideas and resolve conflicts. In essence, they learn to collaborate and communicate. The practices that move to learn toward that kind of cooperative mindset fall under the term social and emotional learning.

When a student enters the door of the classroom, they are not there solely for the knowledge they are supposed to gain. All of those lessons, terms, definitions, concepts, tests, quizzes and assignments have a hidden goal behind them: social-emotional development.

But did you know that this approach can help your students develop leadership skills, too?

      1.       Make them Practice discipline

A good leader needs discipline. Developing discipline in your professional (and personal) life is a must in order to be an effective leader, and to inspire others to be disciplined as well. People will judge your capacity to lead by the amount of discipline you display at work.

Demonstrate discipline at work by always meeting deadlines, keeping appointments, and ending meetings on time. If you are naturally disorganized, then you may have your work cut out for you, but you can always start small: try implementing good habits at home, like waking up early and getting daily exercise, and work your way up from there.

      2.       Designing projects in which teams develop a single final product?

The greatest leadership challenge is presenting a project the entire team has worked on. When you have a group of students working together, who will be the one to write the paper or presentation?

Working together allows students to collaborate on the specific project as a team. This can prevent them from using assignments help and improve the leadership skills they will need in the future.

       3.       Make them realize learn to follow

A true leader has no problem yielding control to another person when appropriate. You should not feel threatened when someone disagrees with you, questions your thinking, or puts forth ideas of their own. Keep an open mind and give merit where merit is due. It won't always be easy, but make your students learn to value and respect others in the classroom, they'll be more likely to step up to the plate for you.

      4.       Social-Emotional Skills Lead to Intelligent Leadership

In leadership, emotional intelligence is extremely important. An authoritative leadership style is no longer effective. Once your students make the transition from the classroom to the real world, they will strive for leadership positions in different industries.

      5.       Empower your Students

No one is the best at everything, and the sooner you realize that, the sooner you can learn to be a good leader. Delegating tasks to others not only freeze you up for things you do well, it also empowers other people in your class.

      6.       Resolve conflicts

There will be conflicts in the teams. When individual students are asked to provide their opinions, you can expect differences. The point of SEL is to help students overcome those differences and come down to a common ground. That’s what good leadership is all about.

Pay attention to their decisions and look for patterns. Are some members of the team constantly being avoided or pushed away? What’s the reason for such an attitude? Try to engage the introvert students more in teamwork, and teach the overactive members to tone down their egos.

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